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PASSED THROUGH an ideological sieve, scientific theories and research often become strained and shredded, exiting in pieces that no longer resemble the original. Only implications and half-truths remain, dislodged from the context in which they were introduced. These then become todder for the idealogue who speaks zealously and dogmatically...
But there appears to be a good atmosphere of warmth and regard for children among adults. One rarely hears the sound of crying, and children are nearly always accompanied by a protective adult. Even the babies seem comfortable, sleeping and smiling contentedly in the midst of crowded, noisy streets and...
Americans tune in for pleasure as well as news. Stewart MacKenzie, who heads the American Shortwave Listeners Club, loves the swaying music he hears from Radio Tahiti in the South Pacific. Others simply like to be on top of things. Short-wave fans were among the first to learn of...
O'Neill also has the disconcerting habit of changing facial expression flamboyantly at every line he hears, particularly noticeable in O'Neill's many scenes with the exemplary Zabusky. The same heavyhandedness unhappily characterizes O'Neill's singing. His voice is rich and resonant but, like Sheldon's, somewhat stentorian...
The crucial issue is not ten dollars--it is the split between structure and function. The structure, as proposed, facilitates only debate. The function needed from a College-wide organization is pressuring Harvard to take action students want. That function is lacking in any "advisory" body, particularly one officially sanctioned...